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4.5 (4 reviews)
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A great time with the kids. A simple place with a great crew! Blackberries were so sweet and tasty (gone that night).

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Roger's Produce - Produce area

Roger's Produce

4.5(44 reviews)
30.0 mi
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A nice little vegetable stand, with a good selection, that's been there as long as I can remember…read more I'm close to 60 and it was there when I was a kid. If I remember correctly, I went to school with two kids that were somehow related to the owner but that was a long time ago. A lot of reviews have talked about the very inexpensive prices. Based on this, I invited a friend of mine to come with me who is "cheap" , I decided to try Rogers produce instead of going to my usual Summit Produce & the farmers at Kirkwood Farmer's Market because, while they both are close enough, Roger's Produce is closer. I purchased home-grown corn, homegrown tomatoes, some Bella mushrooms, homegrown peaches, garlic cloves and asparagus (that was not homegrown). The homegrown corn was extremely sweet and delicious, same for the portobello mushroom which I grilled in olive oil, garlic and my own blend of seasonings. The homegrown tomatoes that I sliced in a salad were delicious. I have plenty more corn, peaches and tomatoes The homegrown peaches were delicious as well. I did not find the prices overly inexpensive as some of the reviewers had commented. I did find them in line with other farmer's markets selling local produce in the area. With the coupon that I had from Summit Produce in Kirkwood and the frequent shopper stamp, I might have done a little better but I don't shop at Farmers Markets and local produce shops for price point. I'm a foodie and I shop there for quality if for some reason I am not doing a garden myself (like this year). Since they're close, quality decent and staff very nice, I will shop there again

Roger's Produce is a gem. No, it's not fancy, and it's definitely not in pristine shape either…read more However, if you want to support a family owned business instead of giving overpriced grocery stores your money, this is the place to do it. I feel better going here than Kirkwood Farmer's Market because it's lesser known and the prices are cheaper. Don't get me wrong, I love both, but Roger's is cheaper and sometimes has even better looking vegetables. They have a pretty good selection of pumpkins; most are uniquely shaped/colored. Nice spot!

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Lakeview Farms

Lakeview Farms

4.7(7 reviews)
11.9 mi
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YES! A successful berry picking trip was completed this morning by yours truly. Saturday morning,…read moreYelpers Stephanie S. and Kathi M. and I made the trek all the way to St. Peters, only to have the farm closed for picking at 8:45am! WTF? They were that busy! I was bound and determined to go again and thus hatched my plot to get up early (and I'm NOT a morning person), arrive at the farm early, on a day during the week, when rain was in the forecast. This time, my plotting yielded success! Lakeview Farms is a pretty small U-Pick operation that's in St. Peters. It's really easy to find (score!) and has raspberry and strawberry patches. They also have pumpkins and gourds in the fall. They have a good website with up to date information on picking seasons. They also have a recorded message. They tell you to call the day beforehand to make sure picking conditions are good. It's hard to know when they are going to be picked out for the day. They say they are open from 7:30-11am but they often close way before 11. GO EARLY. Like 8am at the latest! Otherwise you might have trekked out there for nothing. One cool thing about this farm is that instead of going on a picking free for all, they give you your own area to pick in. That way, no one is infringing upon your territory and they can keep track of where has been picked over so the next person who comes to pick goes in an area with riper, not yet picked berries. That's a good model in my mind! When you arrive, you get your container(s), they tell you where to pick, and you do your thing. Then you go pay (CASH OR CHECK ONLY) and they either weigh your bounty (for strawberries) or do it by the container (for raspberries). I picked raspberries this morning and they added up to be less than $2 for one of the standard sized grocery store containers that costs a good $3-4. And you are REALLY buying locally! AND it's fun for kids and adults! They also have something called "digging for diamonds" where you can dig in sand hills for shiny rocks. The sky was ominous and it looked like it was about to pour when I left, so I was in a hurry and didn't ask about it. Another tip: A lot of the raspberries that are ripest and juiciest are in the middle of the bushes, which are thorny. You might want to bring a pair of garden gloves to prevent the ouchies! Oh yeah, and wear tennis shoes. There is mud and the grass is sorta long. I'd give this place 5 stars if I didn't have to get there so darn early to pick! But then again, props for it being a small locally owned place. And CHEAP. I definitely will be back SOON!

This was our first time here and it was fun! We picked strawberries (raspberries are in season…read moretoo). The price is cheaper than the grocery store, but a little expensive compared to Costco. However, you don't get an experience at Costco! When you check out, fill out a card for a pint of free strawberries for the following summer. Also, hold onto your crate! Bring it with you the next time you go picking and get a discount! The staff is friendly and efficient. Definitely going back soon! Easy stress free outing with small kiddos.

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Wind Ridge Farm - markets - Updated October 2026

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